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General Sensory Afferent Systems (GSA) Flashcards

1
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Autonomous Zones: bottom of the paw (thoracic limb)

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Median Nerve

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___________: how nervous system receives information about the external environment

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Enteroception: how nervous system receives information about the external environment

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3
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Autonomous Zones: Inner aspect of the pinna

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Facial Nerve

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Autonomous Zones: Inguinal area

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Genitofemoral Nerve

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Autonomous Zones: Shoulder area

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Axillary Nerve

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Autonomous Zones: Medial aspect of the thigh

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Saphenous Nerve

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___________: same sensory information is sent to multiple destinations for different purposes

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Divergence: same sensory information is sent to multiple destinations for different purposes

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__________: information traveling to the nervous system retains spacial relationships of the receptors in the periphery

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Somatotopy: information traveling to the nervous system retains spacial relationships of the receptors in the periphery

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__________: determine how sensitive an area is

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Receptive Fields: determine how sensitive an area is

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10
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__________: sensory from skin and skeletal muscle

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General Somatic Afferent (GSA): sensory from skin and skeletal muscle

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____________: how nerveous system recieves information about the position and movement of the body

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Proprioception: how nerveous system recieves information about the position and movement of the body

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12
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Explain the Somatosensory Pathway

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Stimulus to Primary Neuron

Primary Neuron to Secondary Neuron

Secondary Neuron to Contralateral Thalamus

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Somatosensory inputs go to the (ipsilateral/contralateral) thalamus/cortex

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Somatosensory inputs go to the (ipsilateral/contralateral) thalamus/cortex

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Afferent information can go where

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Cortex

Cerebellum (Specific Spinal Cord Segments)

ARAS

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Autonomous Zones: Mandible and back of the ear

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Mandibular Branch of Trigeminal Nerve

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16
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Autonomous Zones: Caudal aspect of the thoracic limb (and 5th digit)

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Ulnar Nerve

17
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Autonomous Zones: Craniolateral aspect of the pelvic limb

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Common Peronial (Fibular) Nerve

18
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Increased receptor density in periphery is directly related with the amount of space in the __________ dedicated to sensation of that area.

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Increased receptor density in periphery is directly related with the amount of space in the thalamus and cortex dedicated to sensation of that area.

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___________: how the nervous system receives info about the internal environment (GVA)

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Interoception: how the nervous system receives info about the internal environment (GVA)

20
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Autonomous Zones: Caudomedial aspect of the pelvic limb, including the bottom of the paw.

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Tibial Nerve

21
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Autonomous Zones: Maxilla and temoporal regions

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Maxillary branch of Trigeminal Nerve

22
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The __________ is the relay and processing point for all conscious proprioception.

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The thalamus/cortex is the relay and processing point for all conscious proprioception.

23
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Autonomous Zones: Lateral thigh

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Sciatic Nerve

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__________: different aspects of the same sensory experience perceived at different parts of teh brain of at the same time.

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Parallel Processing: different aspects of the same sensory experience perceived at different parts of teh brain of at the same time.

25
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Autonomous Zones: Medial aspect of the brachium and antebrachium

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Musculocutaneous Nerve

26
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Autonomous Zones: Cranial aspect of the thoracic limb

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Radial Nerve

27
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Autonomous Zones: Medial Canthus of the eye

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Opthalamic branch of Trigeminal Nerve

28
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___________: sensory from the autonomic nervous system

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General Visceral Afferent (GVA): sensory from the autonomic nervous system

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